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D.C.) Gridiron Club (Washington

A long-running circle of Washington journalists, this club became known for turning politics into satire, especially through its famous annual dinner and playful verse collections. Its books capture a smart, insider style of humor from the capital's press world.

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The Gridiron Club is not a single writer but a Washington, D.C., journalism institution. Founded in 1885, it is widely described as one of the city's oldest and most selective press organizations, with a long tradition of mixing reporting culture, politics, and satire.

The club is especially associated with its annual Gridiron Dinner, a famously off-the-record event where journalists and political figures trade jokes, songs, and mock theatrics. That same spirit carried into publications linked to the club, including light verse and humorous political pieces such as Mother Goose in Gridiron Rhyme.

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